A Disastrous Start, but Fluffy Creatures Everywhere

【The main story is complete. Save it up and binge it later. Bonus chapters will be coming!】 As an overworked office worker, Bai Yao was an unapologetic lover of all things fluffy. She had two dreams: to make a fortune and to fill her home with adorable fluffy creatures. Unfortunately, the road to her dreams was a little bumpy. While feeding stray cats, Bai Yao accidentally broke her leg. Before it had even healed, she transmigrated to a strange and primitive beastfolk world. The good news: fluffy creatures were everywhere. The bad news: the original owner of this body was a spoiled young lady with a terrible reputation among the beastfolk. Her tribe was on the verge of extinction, and she was on her way to exile on Brokenhorn Plains. The strongest fighter among the remnants of the leopard tribe, the black leopard A Ling, was the “golden ticket” chosen for her by her parents. But before the tribe fell into decline, the original owner had treated her with deep prejudice. She bullied and insulted her, excluded her at every turn, and even ruined her future for a time. Bai Yao: What a disastrous start… * New to this place, Bai Yao cautiously worked to mend her relationships with the beastfolk. During their migration, she used her knowledge to teach the tribe how to make fire, prepare medicine, and catch fish… A Ling, the black leopard who had always ignored Bai Yao as if she were invisible, began secretly paying attention to her. Was this really the same arrogant, willful leopard tribe priestess? Why had she changed so much after leaving the royal court? But before, she… had never wronged her, had she? After they reached their new home, the leopard tribe followed Bai Yao’s lead, building houses, clearing land for crops, raising livestock, smelting iron, and forging weapons. They established themselves on the plains once more. Little by little, Bai Yao became the undisputed young leader of the entire leopard tribe. When word spread that the new leopard tribe on the plains was incredibly powerful, even the vulture tribe that had lorded it over the high peaks had been defeated by them. The other small tribes, long oppressed by the vultures, flocked to join the leopard tribe. * Bai Yao built the tribe into a thriving community, and life got better every day. She no longer had to worry about money, and fluffy creatures were everywhere around her, ready for as much petting as she wanted. There was just one thing: she always felt an intense gaze on her. * At last, one day, while in her beast form, someone held her paw and wouldn’t let go. A Ling: I don’t like you petting other people all the time. Bai Yao: …Huh? 【Reader’s guide】: This story has plenty of original worldbuilding, so please don’t take it too seriously. Hope all my lovely readers enjoy it. Thanks to my friend for the cover!!! Coming Next My next novel, “My Sister-in-Law Keeps Falling for Me [Book Transmigration],” is now open for preorders. If you like the blurb, please add it to your favorites! Song Weian read a villainess revenge novel called “Phoenix Crying Across the Nine Heavens.” The heroine, Shen Lingyi, went from losing her family to taking her revenge on her enemies, plotting every step and striking with ruthless precision. She gained things and lost things along the way. In the end, her victory was barely better than defeat: her home was empty, and not a single person remained by her side to talk to. Song Weian sighed and went to sleep. When she woke up, she had transmigrated into the novel as Song Wanyun, the heroine’s younger sister-in-law: spoiled, tyrannical, stupid, and evil, and destined to be casually killed off during the heroine’s climactic revenge. The moment she opened her eyes, a faint scent of blood reached her nose. Looking down, she saw a golden-yellow brocade dress, fingertips stained with balsam flower juice, and gold and jade bracelets jingling at her wrists. She looked exactly like a doomed little sister-in-law who had no idea what was coming. But outside the door, the killing had already begun. A measured tread drew closer, a long sword dragging across the flagstones, accompanied by the steady drip, drip of water. Song Weian crawled beneath the bed and clamped a hand over her mouth, too terrified to breathe. In the deathly silence, the System chattered away in her ear about changing the main plot and rewriting the ending… Song Weian: …Me? But I don’t think I’ll survive the night. * Shen Lingyi, the Shen family’s legitimate daughter in Yanjing, was the heir to the renowned family restaurant, Drunken Immortal Pavilion. She should have been a young lady who never lifted a finger around the house. But the Song family, longtime friends of the Shens, secretly betrayed her. Some of her family were killed, while the rest were scattered, and Drunken Immortal Pavilion changed hands overnight. The head of the Song family pretended to be devoted and played the savior, marrying her and greedily devouring her entire inheritance. Shen Lingyi knew all of it. She endured for three years, waiting to uproot the entire Song family and leave not a single survivor. She would reclaim everything that belonged to the Shen family, with interest. On the day her revenge was complete, Shen Lingyi held a bloodstained sword, her expression cold. Her sister-in-law, usually arrogant and irritating, suddenly threw herself into her arms, eyes red and cheeks wet with tears. “Sister-in-law, I’m scared… Don’t leave me… You’re all I have…” Shen Lingyi: ? Her sword hand paused, then gently stroked the girl’s trembling back. She wanted to see what this girl was up to. * Playing dumb and acting helpless, Song Weian had narrowly escaped death. She hurriedly packed up her belongings, left Yanjing without looking back, changed her name, and started over. What did the main plot or the ending matter? She’d rather run a small business and live a peaceful life. Set up a stall, open a restaurant, run an inn… Song Weian steadily built her little business into a thriving enterprise. There was only one thing that made her uneasy: Shen Lingyi, the original heroine and her ruthless sister-in-law by marriage, had quietly bought a house right next door. She came to Song Weian’s door with a smile, took her hand, and said softly, “Why did you run away? Didn’t you say I was all you had?” #Sister-in-law, let me explain# #If I tell you I’m not the same person, will you believe me?# * Question: “What’s it like to end up in a revenge novel where everyone, including the heroine, is evil, when the original owner of your body was the heroine’s enemy?” Song Weian: Thanks for asking. First, I ran, and she chased me. The result? I want to work, and she wants to work me over. P.S. The head of the Song family is personally dealt with by the sister-in-law right at the start, so don’t worry. Fake sister-in-law focused on her career VS sister-in-law by marriage who keeps falling for her Farming and business, slice of life, 1v1, HE Theme: Work hard with your own hands to build a good life